28 September 2020 2 9K Report

Until now the output LCL-filters of grid coupled inverters are designed for low current ripple in the semiconductors. That means the main part of overall filter inductance is concentrated in the bridge side coil, whereas the grid side coil becomes comparatively small. This results in low controller robustness against grid impedance variations and in high inductor costs, since the core material of the bridge side coil is more expensive due to the high frequency requirements. The new approach should increase robustness and reduce costs without efficiency losings.

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